Installing Windows and System Driver Packs on Elo "NO OS" Hardware

Audience: Public / Elo Customers, IT Administrators & Integrators

Article Type: Operating System Installation & Driver Setup Guide

Elo hardware models purchased with "NO OS" (No Operating System) are intended for enterprise customers and integrators who possess the technical expertise to deploy custom operating system images and drivers.

1. Obtaining an Operating System License & Media

Elo does not sell standalone OS licenses separately from hardware. You must license and create deployment media through official channels:

• Microsoft Windows (Windows 10 / Windows 11): Obtain a valid Windows license and create bootable USB installation media via Microsoft's Installation Media Creation Tool.

  See also: How do I install an Operating System on a NO OS EloPOS or Windows I-Series 2.0 Device?
• Linux Distributions: Obtain approved distribution images from official repositories such as Ubuntu Desktop.

2. Installing Elo Driver Packs & Peripherals

After the base Windows installation completes, specialized onboard hardware (touch controller, chipset, audio, graphics, and Ethernet) will require Elo driver packages:

1. Visit the Elo Computer Driver Pack Downloads Portal.
2. Select your specific Elo hardware model from the dropdown menu and download the complete Driver Pack ZIP corresponding to your Windows version.
3. Extract the downloaded ZIP package to a local directory (e.g., C:\EloDrivers\).
4. Open Windows Device Manager (right-click Start > Device Manager) and look for any devices showing missing driver flags (yellow caution icons).
5. Right-click each unconfigured device, choose Update driver, point the file browser to your extracted driver directory, and complete the installation.